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feat(analysis): Buffer's budget, Kernel Density's cells and the threads' scratch follow the computer's memory (#1291 step 2) - #1390
Three memory limits that were still fixed now follow the computer's memory on the desktop, as the raster limits do since #1372. Each one plans for a share of the memory (the smaller of physical memory and a container's limit), between its old fixed value and a ceiling. The fixed value stays the floor, and stays the browser's limit.
Limit
Fixed (floor; the browser's)
Desktop
Ceiling
Buffer's and Select Layer By Location's retained storage (bufferBytes)
512 MiB (128 MiB in the browser)
a quarter of memory
8 GiB
Kernel Density's output cells (densityCells)
16 million
a quarter of memory at 16 bytes a cell
512 million (PIXELS_CEILING)
The scratch a tool's threads take together, beyond one thread's (threadScratchBytes)
256 MiB
a sixteenth of memory, on top of the quarter
4 GiB
Details
Buffer: the budget charged by BufferStorage is unchanged; only the value passed in at the two tool entry points (buffer, select_by_location) now comes from max_buffer_bytes(). When a run runs out of it, the error now names this computer's budget, so a run that passes on a larger machine says why it was refused here. This builds on the Buffer storage rework by Mavrick-F.
Kernel Density:MAX_DENSITY_CELLS is renamed DENSITY_CELLS_FLOOR, and max_density_cells() gives the limit. At its peak a run holds the f64 sums and the f32 output (12 bytes a cell), then writes the GeoTIFF; 16 bytes a cell leaves room for that. At the ceiling the output is 2 GiB, within classic TIFF's 4 GiB, and the limit never exceeds max_pixels() or max_samples(), so the result reads back whole. The error now names the limit.
Thread scratch:SCRATCH_BUDGET becomes parallel::scratch_budget(). It only decides how many threads a tool with per-thread scratch runs on (Kriging, IDW, deep-learning classify, the Georeferencer, Zonal Statistics). The output is the same on any number of threads.
gp.env reports the three in limits, and the analysis guide's limits table and Buffer section describe them.
Tests
Buffer's and Select Layer By Location's tests still pass fixed limits in. buffer_budget_follows_the_computer_and_is_named checks the budget's range and that the error names it while other errors pass through unchanged. The engine's gp.env test checks that the three new limits are never below their floors.
Still left in step 2: topology's MAX_WORK, which waits for #1347–#1349.
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New Features
Analysis limits for density grids, buffers, and parallel processing now scale with available desktop memory, subject to minimum and maximum bounds.
Environment information now reports density-cell, buffer, and thread scratch-memory limits.
Documentation
Updated the analysis guide with the new limits and their desktop and browser behavior.
…ds' scratch follow the computer's memory (opengeos#1291 step 2)
On the desktop each now plans for a share of the computer's memory, as
the raster limits do since opengeos#1372, between its fixed value (the floor,
still the browser's) and a ceiling:
- Buffer's and Select Layer By Location's retained-storage budget: a
quarter of memory, 512 MiB to 8 GiB (128 MiB in the browser). Its error
names the budget on this computer.
- Kernel Density's output cells: a quarter of memory at 16 bytes a cell,
16 M to 512 M cells. Its error names the limit.
- The threads' scratch budget: a sixteenth of memory, 256 MiB to 4 GiB.
gp.env reports the three (densityCells, bufferBytes,
threadScratchBytes). Tests keep passing fixed limits in.
Analysis limits for density grids, retained buffer storage, and thread scratch now scale with physical memory within defined bounds. The environment response reports these limits, and the user guide documents them.
Changes: Analysis memory limits
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Density cell limit and public exports crates/analysis/src/density.rs, crates/analysis/src/lib.rs
The fixed density-cell limit is replaced by a computed limit with a floor and ceiling. Oversized-grid errors report the computed limit. The analysis crate exports the new limit API.
Buffer and location-based selection use a computed storage budget. Storage-budget errors include the budget in MiB; other errors remain unchanged. The guide describes the desktop budget and browser limit.
The environment response reports density-cell, buffer-byte, and thread-scratch limits. The engine test checks minimum reported values, and the guide documents the limits. The guide describes the scratch budget as one-sixteenth of desktop memory; the implementation summary describes the helper as using one quarter.
The memory-scaled limits and environment reporting are consistent with the inspected implementation. Additional tests would strengthen regression protection, but no blocking behavior defect is established.
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A rabbit checks the memory bounds, Then hops where each new limit grounds. The buffers keep their measured share, While threads divide the scratch with care. Three limits shine in the guide’s display, And Bunny bounds along its way.
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No correctness or crash bugs found. The three limits are computed correctly from rustgis_data::memory, the floors and browser values are unchanged, and the new gp.env keys are covered by the engine test. Two smaller items are posted inline.
Bugs
None found. Checked: scaled clamps, physical() is cached in a OnceLock so calling scratch_budget() per threads_for_rows is cheap, and BufferStorage::reserve grows geometrically within the budget rather than preallocating it. The density ceiling never exceeds max_pixels(), and the 12-bytes-a-cell peak matches the shared f64 and f32 grids. Confidence: high.
Security
None found.
Performance
None found. threads_for_rows is called once per tool run, and physical() is read once per process. Confidence: high.
Quality
crates/analysis/src/lib.rs:39: import order likely fails cargo fmt --check. Suggestion posted inline. Confidence: about 70%, since I could not run rustfmt.
crates/analysis/src/tools.rs:1252: 8 << 30 (and 4 << 30 in parallel.rs:25) silently becomes 0 on wasm32. No runtime effect today because the browser never reads the ceiling, but it is a trap. Suggestion posted inline. Confidence: about 80%.
Nits, for the release quality pass: parallel.rs:51-52 doc comment is reflowed to a much longer line than its neighbours; parallel.rs:21-22 "in the browser and at least on the desktop" reads awkwardly; with_budget matches the error by string equality against BUFFER_STORAGE_ERROR, which works but is fragile. The density error text and the scratch ceiling on desktop have no direct tests beyond the memory::scaled unit test.
AGENTS.md
Never-crash: no unwrap, expect, panic, or unsafe added.
Never-silent: the change only raises limits and makes errors name the budget; no data is dropped.
Wasm: physical() returns None in the browser, so the browser keeps its fixed limits.
Translation: analysis has no i18n convention, so format! for these errors matches the crate.
The docs table in docs/user-guide/analysis.md matches the code.
Already raised earlier: 0. There were no prior review threads on this PR.
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Compared with the base branch: the whole PR against main (merge base dd25d57 to PR head f5185d4).
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Follow-up Comments
Test the budget against detected memory, not only its range.
6656-6656: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Test the budget against detected memory, not only its range.
buffer_budget_follows_the_computer_and_is_named passes when max_buffer_bytes() returns the fixed floor on any machine. The scaled() arithmetic has fixed-value tests in memory.rs, but no test checks that max_buffer_bytes() passes physical() into scaled(). Compare the result with rustgis_data::memory::scaled(rustgis_data::memory::physical(), MAX_BUFFER_BYTES, BUFFER_BYTES_CEILING, 1), or move the computation into a helper that takes Option<u64> and test it with values such as 16 GiB, which should give 4 GiB.
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Review comment at @crates/analysis/src/tools.rs at line 6656:
Update the test for max_buffer_bytes so it verifies the budget is derived from
detected memory, not merely within its allowed range. Compare it with the result
of applying scaled to physical() using the existing floor, ceiling, and
multiplier, or extract the calculation into a helper that accepts Option<u64>
and test a 16 GiB input yields 4 GiB.
Add an entry-point test for the Buffer and selection budget message.
Add an entry-point test for the Buffer and selection budget message.
The new test calls with_budget directly. No test calls buffer or select_by_location and checks the storage error text. Removing either map_err(|e| with_budget(e, bytes)) wrapper would leave the suite passing. Add a test that exhausts the budget through each entry point. max_buffer_bytes() is not injectable, so this needs a budget-injection seam or a very large input.
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Review comment at @crates/analysis/src/tools.rs around lines 6657 - 6659:
Extend the tests around buffer and select_by_location to trigger budget
exhaustion through each entry point and verify the storage error text, rather
than testing with_budget alone. Use a controlled budget-injection seam if
available, or an input that reliably exceeds max_buffer_bytes(), without
weakening existing budget safeguards.
Line 402 passes for any nonzero scratch budget. A scratch_budget() that always returns the 256 MiB floor still passes. No test asserts a budget above the floor. Add scratch_budget_of(memory: Option<u64>) and test it with fixed sizes.
🧪 Suggested fix
-pub fn scratch_budget() -> usize {- rustgis_data::memory::scaled(rustgis_data::memory::physical().map(|m| m / 4), SCRATCH_FLOOR, SCRATCH_CEILING, 1)-}+pub fn scratch_budget() -> usize {+ scratch_budget_of(rustgis_data::memory::physical())+}++/// [`scratch_budget`] for a computer with `memory` bytes of memory.+fn scratch_budget_of(memory: Option<u64>) -> usize {+ rustgis_data::memory::scaled(memory.map(|m| m / 4), SCRATCH_FLOOR, SCRATCH_CEILING, 1)+}
assert!(threads_for_rows(100, usize::MAX, scratch_budget()) <= 2);
+ // The budget is a sixteenth of the memory, from the floor up to the ceiling.+ assert_eq!(scratch_budget_of(Some(16 << 30)), 1 << 30);+ assert_eq!(scratch_budget_of(None), SCRATCH_FLOOR);
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Review comment at @crates/analysis/src/parallel.rs at line 402:
The existing assertion does not verify that scratch memory scales above its
minimum. Extract the calculation into a `scratch_budget_of` helper that accepts
optional memory, have `scratch_budget` delegate using physical memory, and test
fixed inputs that verify scaling above the floor and fallback to `SCRATCH_FLOOR`
when memory is unavailable.
max_density_cells() scales the cell limit with physical memory. It uses memory / 64 cells, clamped to [DENSITY_CELLS_FLOOR, PIXELS_CEILING]. The only test on this limit asserts >= DENSITY_CELLS_FLOOR. A version that always returns the floor also passes that assertion. The density and scaled unit tests do not check this wiring. A regression to the floor goes undetected on machines with more than about 1.024 GB of physical memory.
A test needs control over the memory value. A helper that accepts an injected memory value would let the test use a fixed input above the threshold and assert that the result exceeds the floor. A test that recomputes the expected value from physical() mirrors the implementation. It cannot detect the regression on machines at or below the threshold.
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Review comment at @crates/analysis/src/density.rs around lines 45 - 46:
Add a testable path around max_density_cells that accepts a memory value, and
have the public function retain its physical-memory-based behavior through that
path. Test with a fixed input above the floor threshold and assert the resulting
limit exceeds DENSITY_CELLS_FLOOR, so the test detects a regression to always
returning the floor.
Assert each gp.env limit against its source function.
Assert each gp.env limit against its source function.
The new checks only require each limit to meet its floor. A swapped or miswired limit can still pass. For example, writing bufferBytes into densityCells passes the density floor, because a buffer limit of at least 512 MiB exceeds 16,000,000 cells. A swap of bufferBytes and threadScratchBytes passes only when the scratch budget is at least 512 MiB. On hosts where scratch stays at its 256 MiB floor, the swapped buffer limit fails the 512 MiB check. Equality checks against each source function detect every such mapping error.
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Review comment at @crates/engine/src/tests.rs around lines 6620 - 6621:
Update the `gp.env` limit test to assert that `densityCells`, `bufferBytes`, and
`threadScratchBytes` each equal their corresponding source function:
`max_density_cells()`, `max_buffer_bytes()`, and `scratch_budget()`. Keep the
existing floor checks and include the `env` context in each assertion.
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Part of #1291 step 2.
Three memory limits that were still fixed now follow the computer's memory on the desktop, as the raster limits do since #1372. Each one plans for a share of the memory (the smaller of physical memory and a container's limit), between its old fixed value and a ceiling. The fixed value stays the floor, and stays the browser's limit.
bufferBytes)densityCells)PIXELS_CEILING)threadScratchBytes)Details
BufferStorageis unchanged; only the value passed in at the two tool entry points (buffer,select_by_location) now comes frommax_buffer_bytes(). When a run runs out of it, the error now names this computer's budget, so a run that passes on a larger machine says why it was refused here. This builds on the Buffer storage rework by Mavrick-F.MAX_DENSITY_CELLSis renamedDENSITY_CELLS_FLOOR, andmax_density_cells()gives the limit. At its peak a run holds the f64 sums and the f32 output (12 bytes a cell), then writes the GeoTIFF; 16 bytes a cell leaves room for that. At the ceiling the output is 2 GiB, within classic TIFF's 4 GiB, and the limit never exceedsmax_pixels()ormax_samples(), so the result reads back whole. The error now names the limit.SCRATCH_BUDGETbecomesparallel::scratch_budget(). It only decides how many threads a tool with per-thread scratch runs on (Kriging, IDW, deep-learning classify, the Georeferencer, Zonal Statistics). The output is the same on any number of threads.gp.envreports the three inlimits, and the analysis guide's limits table and Buffer section describe them.Tests
Buffer's and Select Layer By Location's tests still pass fixed limits in.
buffer_budget_follows_the_computer_and_is_namedchecks the budget's range and that the error names it while other errors pass through unchanged. The engine'sgp.envtest checks that the three new limits are never below their floors.Still left in step 2: topology's
MAX_WORK, which waits for #1347–#1349.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Documentation